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    Default Elgin Molded Plywood Runabout

    Help!!
    I purchased a 1959 (or so) Elgin in the fall, which had been a barn find and then didn't progess as quickly as the next owner wanted. So I found myself with a mostly stripped, stripped down classic with nice lines. My first research led me to believe it was of Yellow Jacket orgin then finished in Penn Yan, but it could also be a Wolverine Wagemaker or one of several other pedigrees.

    It has a soft area on hull but is in pretty good shape. My first instinct would be put a few coats of epoxy on it with glass on the soft spots since I will probably find more. This doesn't quite feel right though. I am open to suggestions.

    Second, would anyone know the seat arrangement for such a boat. It is 14' long?

    Third, if I have posted this in the wrong place, tell me where to go...

    Thanks,

    Ed

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    Default Re: Elgin Molded Plywood Runabout

    Ed, I just joined the forum because i bought a 57' Elgin Deluxe runabout.
    Are you still checking up? Love to hear how things are going. I will replace the keel, sand and repaint the bottom and fix a few minor spots. The public library in our town has a book that shows the models. You can also google sears catalogues and find the models by year.

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